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1992 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 (964) for sale
08-06-2013, 08:16 AM
#47
Agent Orange
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Just FYI, I stuffed my 964 at LRP in an identical fashion back in 2007. It was a total loss. $7,200 doesn't even scratch the surface on the amount of work needed to be done. A proper repaint alone is north of $10,000, let alone chassis straightening, panel welding, and buffing the rear lenses so they have some nice patina on 'em 
Not to mention that after such a big hit, the engine needs to be thoroughly checked!
Not to mention that after such a big hit, the engine needs to be thoroughly checked!
08-07-2013, 04:06 PM
#48
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Just FYI, I stuffed my 964 at LRP in an identical fashion back in 2007. It was a total loss. $7,200 doesn't even scratch the surface on the amount of work needed to be done. A proper repaint alone is north of $10,000, let alone chassis straightening, panel welding, and buffing the rear lenses so they have some nice patina on 'em
Not to mention that after such a big hit, the engine needs to be thoroughly checked!
Not to mention that after such a big hit, the engine needs to be thoroughly checked!
08-28-2013, 02:07 PM
#51
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https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...r-ended-2.html
mine is at $20k estimate just with one side hit.
mine is at $20k estimate just with one side hit.
09-01-2013, 09:55 PM
#54
I guess looking at a car initially, I would want to know if it had ANY paintwork (ENTIRE BODY RESPRAY) in this case, let alone an accident of any sorts much less a bad rear ender...
The description reads: "Very good condition inside and out, cosmetically and functionally, with excellent paint and seats." . . . I am sure the paint is excellent. Excellent if you like a car that has been completely resprayed
The description reads: "Very good condition inside and out, cosmetically and functionally, with excellent paint and seats." . . . I am sure the paint is excellent. Excellent if you like a car that has been completely resprayed
